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Complete local installation and initialization before connecting clients, resources and approved operations.

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Installation and first setup

Verify the release package and complete local setup, pairing and recovery-key storage.

Verify downloads and packages

Compare release digests and package metadata before installation.

Connect Codex and other clients

Install the plugin or generate local MCP configuration and verify a read-only tool.

Guides by task

Configure resources and authentication

Maintain logical targets, accounts, connection settings and write-only secrets.

Request, approve and revoke

Review the exact operation, result scope, lifetime and versions.

SSH host keys and read-only commands

Discover and verify an SSH host key before requesting a controlled remote command.

Controlled persistent terminal

Work continuously in a broker-owned shell and read filtered output.

HTTP credential tasks

Fix the endpoint, constrain parameters and select output fields.

Read-only database tasks

Use native drivers, bound parameters and bounded result sets.

File transfer and Git

Understand fixed targets, file scope and protocol limitations.

Fixed programs and parameters

Configure an executable, separate arguments and credential slots.

Legacy Telnet devices

Enable only for devices that cannot be upgraded in an isolated network.

Trust and maintenance

Backup and recovery

Distinguish database snapshots, configuration bundles and OS-stored secrets.

Security boundaries

Understand local storage, authorization, output filtering and limits.

Troubleshooting

Check connection, version, approval and output problems in order.

SecretBridge frequently asked questions

Find out whether AI sees passwords, how Codex connects, how SSH keys are verified and which editions exist.

Releases and changes

Review packages, compatibility and update notes.

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